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The persuasive techniques that were used in the given poster are; Option A; glittering generalities about the viewer. and Option C; fear over a possible outcome
The poster is missing and so i have attached it.
The painting in the attached image was one created by Norman Rockwell released by the United Kingdom's Royal Navy during World War II.
The intentions and message the poster is trying to communicate is very direct because it tells us that if the workers waste time, the production rate of ships and destroyers will definitely decrease and as such the war will continue and it will take a far longer time to win the war.
The persuasive technique used in this poster is that it shows the glittering generalities about the viewer and from the images fear over a possible outcome.
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The myth shows the moment when the sun melts the wings of Icarus, while the painting does not present this moment. This detail shows that nature contributes to the death of Icarus.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- The painting shows only the death of Icarus, showing the moment when he fell into the water and drowned.
- The purpose of the painting is to show how the universe and all other human beings remained indifferent to Icarus' death.
- Although the myth also features the death of Icarus, it sets out in more detail.
- The myth shows why Icarus wanted to use the waxwings and why these wings melted.
The myth focuses on nature's action on the death of Icarus, while the painting reinforces the universe's indifference to this death.
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Answer:
Answer: D . Their rulers claimed power by virtue of protecting Dar al-Islam from European invasion
Explanation:
There is no map attached however, based on a related question, I have reason to believe that the dynasties being described are the Mughal and Ottoman empires.
These empires were both chiefly Muslims and they claimed rulership over vast areas of land and insisted that they were doing so to spread the words of the Prophet Muhammad and to protect the lands of Islam from takeover by the Europeans and other religions.
